A -Midwives and doctors are both autonomous health care providers who take care of the woman and baby’s well-being through pregnancy, labour & delivery, and after the birth. Generally, midwives work in small teams, Read more

A.You should have your blood glucose levels checked before you get pregnant so that they can be stabilized prior to you conceiving. If you are already pregnant make sure your glucose levels are checked regularly during pregnancy by your health care provider. Read more

Q. Should I consume fish during pregnancy? 

A. Although fish are a great source of essential fatty acids (omega 3 fatty acids – EPA and DHA), research has indicated that they are also a source of harmful toxins, such as pesticides and heavy metals such as mercury.  Read more

Q - My husband and I are about to start trying for a baby and I was wondering if there is anything specific I should do to prepare my body? Read more

Q - I just had a very early miscarriage 1 week ago and am wondering if it is safe to keep trying to get pregnant or if I should wait a bit. Read more